In the DFW area, authorities are investigating a case involving secret recordings. A man is accused of taking images and videos without consent. The suspect allegedly has a large collection of these recordings, with over 290 items found. Authorities believe there may be more victims and are asking women to come forward. Further information about this case is available through CBS Texas.
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